Carbon removal methods are generally divided into four main categories based on their approaches and the technological levels used: nature-based methods, ocean-based methods, technological methods, and hybrid methods . The most commonly used of these methods are: Biochar (Hybrid): A charcoal-like substance obtained by processing biomass at high temperatures in a low-oxygen environment (pyrolysis), capable of retaining carbon in the soil for hundreds of years. In addition to providing...

Carbon removal is the process of actively removing carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere and storing it permanently to contribute to the fight against climate change. This approach represents a critical climate strategy by not only focusing on emission reduction but also addressing the CO₂ already accumulated in the atmosphere. With atmospheric CO₂ concentration exceeding 420 ppm, this increase causes warming of the atmosphere, seas, and oceans, posing a serious global climate threat. To...

We are proud to be featured in Argus Media , one of the world’s leading energy and commodity intelligence platforms. With the commissioning of the first two units of our biochar production facility in Edirne, we are advancing a scalable and high-integrity carbon removal model built on local biomass sourcing, grid-independent advanced pyrolysis technology, and long-term carbon permanence. This project not only targets tens of thousands of tonnes of CO₂e removals annually, but also establishes...